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1. www.101espn.com › shows › the-blues-play-hereThe Blues Play Here – 101 ESPN

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   HEAR EVERY ST. LOUIS BLUES GAME ON 101 ESPN. ST. LOUIS BLUES 2024-2025 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE. OCTOBER. 10/17: St. Louis Blues vs. New York Islanders – Puck Drop 7 p.m. 10/19: St. Louis Blues vs. Carolina Hurricanes – Puck Drop 6 p.m. 10/22: St. Louis Blues vs. Winnipeg Jets – Puck Drop 7 p.m.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_StList of St. Louis Blues broadcasters - Wikipedia

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   Since the 2019-20 preseason, WXOS (101 ESPN) has been the flagship radio station for the Blues. Chris Kerber and Joe Vitale are the current radio broadcast team. John Kelly (son of Dan) and Jamie Rivers handle television coverage, and Scott Warmann, Terry Yake, and Bernie Federko (pre-game and post-game shows).

4. exchange.prx.org › series › 31927-blues-unlimitedPRX » Series » Blues Unlimited - Public Radio Exchange

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   Aug 9, 2010 · Blues Unlimited is an NPR-style two-hour weekly show that has been called the "best blues radio show in the United States," and has an established and loyal audience of listeners from around the globe. Hosted by "Sleepy Boy Hawkins" (the alter-ego of scholar, author, fanatic, and historian Steve Franz), each installment is a self-contained ...

5. jazzhistoryonline.com › st-louis-blues48 versions of “St. Louis Blues” - Jazz History Online

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   48 versions of “St. Louis Blues”. The “ St. Louis Blues ” is perhaps the most venerable of all standards. Composed and published in 1914 by W.C. Handy, the song was not the first to incorporate the blues (Handy’s 1911 “ Memphis Blues ” has that honor), but it was Handy’s greatest success, recorded thousands of times by musicians ...

6. thestl.com › culture › a-blues-revivalA Blues Revival - STLMade

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   The concert series brings the music outside into the streets of Downtown St. Louis in a family-friendly atmosphere where anyone can experience it with no cost barrier. The series was started in 2021 as a way to support musicians and artists whose livelihoods were impacted by the 2020 global health crisis.

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   Play Jonathan Filley and discover followers on SoundCloud | Stream tracks, albums, playlists on desktop and mobile.

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   What saxophonist was on 'St Louis Blues'?

   • The first of these albums featured alto saxophonist Julian “Cannonball” Adderley, who had recently joined Davis’ sextet. Since the albums moved chronologically through jazz history, the opening arrangement was, fittingly, “St. Louis Blues”.

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   Who wrote St Louis Blues?

   • The “ St. Louis Blues ” is perhaps the most venerable of all standards. Composed and published in 1914 by W.C. Handy, the song was not the first to incorporate the blues (Handy’s 1911 “ Memphis Blues ” has that honor), but it was Handy’s greatest success, recorded thousands of times by musicians of nearly every genre.

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   What radio station does the Blues play on?

   • Since the 2019-20 preseason, WXOS (101 ESPN) has been the flagship radio station for the Blues. Chris Kerber and Joe Vitale are the current radio broadcast team. John Kelly (son of Dan) and Jamie Rivers handle television coverage, and Scott Warmann, Terry Yake, and Bernie Federko (pre-game and post-game shows).

   List of St. Louis Blues broadcasters - Wikipedia

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   Who played in St Louis Blues?

   • Kirby was the bassist on Sullivan’s 1938 version of “St. Louis Blues” with a small band led by pianist Claude Thornhill. Buddy Rich’s drums seem a little heavy for the cool-voiced singer, but Bobby Hackett provides superb accompaniment on cornet.

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   Did Fats Waller record St Louis Blues?

   • As noted in an earlier historical essay, Fats Waller recorded organ versions of “St. Louis Blues” at the beginning and ending of his career. He also recorded several piano versions, including an interesting piano duet with Bennie Payne in 1930. Like the organ versions, this duet opens with a bit of the tango section.

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   Who recorded St Louis Blues?

   • Webster’s former boss and his primary saxophone soloist, Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges recorded “St. Louis Blues” as part of a blues-dominated set issued under Hodges’ name. Ellington sets the medium tempo with the rhythm section, and then Hodges and trumpeter Harry Edison bounce ideas back and forth through the exposition.

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9. stlouisbluessociety.org › recommended-reading-listSt. Louis Blues Society - Recommended Reading List

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   Owsley, Dennis St. Louis: Reedy P. 2006. Dennis Owlsey, the host of St. Louis Public Radio show Jazz Unlimited, dives into the history of St. Louis unique music history. Beginning with ragtime and the riverboats through Gas Light Square, Owlsey's book is filled with interesting and educational history and exciting photographs. 0